ILCS Congratulates Adenike Fasina On Appointment As Oyo Head Of Service
ILCS has congratulated Dr. Adenike Fasina on her appointment as Oyo State Head of Service, describing it as recognition of her 26 years of professionalism, leadership and public service.
The Institute of Leadership Coaching and Strategy has congratulated Adenike Ayobami Fasina on her appointment as the Head of Service of Oyo State, describing the development as a well-deserved recognition of her years of dedicated public service.
The congratulatory message was contained in a statement jointly signed by ILCS President and Chairman of Council, Olasunkade Azeez, and Head of the institute’s Media Team, Jide Ologun.
According to the institute, Fasina’s appointment crowns a distinguished career spanning 26 years in the public service, marked by professionalism, discipline, integrity and commitment to excellence.
ILCS noted that her emergence as Head of Service did not come as a surprise, considering her impressive record of service and contributions to the development of the Oyo State civil service.
The institute highlighted her dedication to ethical standards, effective leadership and public sector reforms, describing her as a role model for aspiring public servants.
It further stated that Fasina’s appointment reflects the confidence reposed in her ability to provide strategic leadership and strengthen the efficiency of the state’s workforce.
The organisation also recalled her recognition as a two-time recipient of the Oyo State Merit and Productivity Award, describing the honour as evidence of her outstanding performance and commitment to duty.
ILCS expressed confidence that her wealth of experience, leadership skills and commitment to service would contribute significantly to the continued growth and transformation of the Oyo State civil service.
The institute wished her success in her new role and urged her to continue promoting excellence, accountability and innovation in public administration.
The appointment has attracted commendations from professional bodies and stakeholders who believe her experience and achievements make her well-suited for the position.
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